This is So. Carolina. Will check out my local store today.
That is common to see where Iâm from in Aurora, CO now
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⌠I guess this means weâve hit âpeak foodâ ⌠Iâm not sure if everyone is aware that we havenât had oil based products since 1972.
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Several trips to my local food stores this week including Traderâs Joe and Whole foods yielded the same picture. Whatâs new is shortage of produce. Packed salads and other packed vegetables shortage and paucity in selection. If I am correct most of them are grown in green houses in Canada. Canadian truckers on strike? or Chinese have penetrated Northern border with their shipping containers, and possible âfire crackerâ on a board, and now there is a backlog at scanning gates?.
Whatâs worse in Colorado our main grocer we have access to is Kroger owned King Soopers who was on strike last 7 days, just ended today, but workers Donât come back till next week , I tried to buy groceries for my family this morning and it was super super bare, and what food they did have such as all the overpriced chicken smelled rotten , I came back home with just Chips, Soda and tortillas, yikes! Not too healthy either lol
When shopping yesterday and looking at produce, I suddenly became queasy, not because the produce looked bad but in recalling the earlier âthreatsâ of inoculating it with who knows what, i.e. vaccines, and whatever additives to make us more compliant.
And who knows if the produce once grown by some of the larger organic growers who do sell to big chains, have been compromised as well?
And how will 5g effect the already highly depleted and irradiated soil?
Time to get those seeds started in whatever space and way you can do it.
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You can grow greens in pots indoors, while you plan your garden in the spring
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Walmart today, some small sections looking bare, more picked over. Little less meat. Stores jammed. WM workers all restocking as fast as they could. Have to wonder if everything in the back is now out on the shelves & starts depleting from this point going forward.
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I think it will take some time before supply routes are freely moving again. So I suspect that what weâve been experiencing, sadly will get worse before it gets better. Getting together within communities is probably the best bet going forward.
That and buying storable food wherever you can find it.
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Nice! Thank you much!
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